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    Bachelor of Aviation Management

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    Key Facts

    Program Level

    Bachelor

    Study Type

    Full Time

    Delivery

    On Campus

    Campuses

    Manawatū campus (Palmerston North)

    Program Language

    English

    Start & Deadlines

    Next Intake Deadlines15-Jul-2024
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    Duration 4 year(s)
    Tuition Fee
    NZD 32,260  / year
    Next Intake 15-Jul-2024

    Bachelor of Aviation Management

    About

    Study a Bachelor of Aviation Management – BAvMan

    The Bachelor of Aviation Management (BAvMan) is a dedicated aviation qualification which will introduce you to various aspects of the aviation industry. If you have a passion for aviation, you enjoy working with other people and are interested in working towards a management role in a global business, then this degree is for you.

    You will gain an understanding of the human factors in aviation, airline strategic management and airport operational management.

    This degree is suitable if you are wanting to enter the aviation industry. If you already work in the industry, the qualification also provides a route to enhance your skills and knowledge to add further value to your career portfolio.

    Turn your passion into a career

    Massey University is the only place in New Zealand where you can turn your passion for aviation into a university qualification, while gaining a broad knowledge of the global aviation industry. Classes are based at both the Turitea site and at Masseys internationally-recognised flight training facility where Bachelor of Aviation Management students mingle with Bachelor of Aviation students.

    Masseys BAvMan graduates can be found in all of New Zealands major airports, as well as in the aviation support sector, in aviation regulatory bodies and working in airlines around the world.

    Students in Singapore

    Courses for this qualification are offered by distance learning in Singapore through the Singapore Aviation Academy in conjunction with Massey University.

    Further study

    If you successfully complete this qualification, you could progress to a Master of Aviation.

    Requirements

    Entry Requirements

    Courses and specialisations

    Key terms

    Courses
    Each qualification has its own specific set of courses. Some universities call these papers. You enrol in courses after you get accepted into Massey.
    Course code
    Each course is numbered using 6 digits. The fourth number shows the level of the course. For example, in course 219206, the fourth number is a 2, so it is a 200-level course (usually studied in the second year of full-time study).
    Credits
    Each course is worth a number of credits. You combine courses (credits) to meet the total number of credits needed for your qualification.
    Specialisations
    Some qualifications let you choose what subject you'd like to specialise in. Your major or endorsement is what you will take the majority of your courses in.

    Credit summary

    360 credits

    • Compulsory courses – 150 credits
    • Courses from Schedule B – 120 credits
    • Electives – 90 credits

    Ensure that overall, you have:

    • No more than 135 credits at 100 level (including no more then 75 credits of 100‑level electives)
    • At least 75 credits at 300 level overall (including at least 15 credits of 300‑level electives, if required)

    Course planning key

    Prerequisites
    Courses that need to be completed before moving onto a course at the next level. For example, a lot of 200-level courses have 100-level prerequisite courses.
    Corequisites
    Courses that must be completed at the same time as another course are known as corequisite courses.
    Restrictions
    Some courses are restricted against each other because their content is similar. This means you can only choose one of the offered courses to study and credit to your qualification.

    Schedule A: Compulsory courses (Choose 150 credits from)

    Code
    Course
    Credits
    Choose 150 credits from
    Course code: 190109 Aviation Studies Credits: 15 credits

    An introduction to the interaction of components in the aviation system, including human resources, aircraft, airports and airways systems.

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    Course code: 190115 Introduction to Aeronautics Credits: 15 credits

    An introduction to the non-practical components of airline and commercial pilots’ aeronautical knowledge. Emphasis is placed on general aircraft technical knowledge, principles of flight, aeronautical meteorology, flight procedures and aviation law.

    Restrictions: 190110 or 190112 or CPL (A or H)

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    Course code: 190116 Introduction to Management in Aviation Credits: 15 credits

    An overview of management concepts in the aviation industry.

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    Course code: 190117 Introduction to Human Factors Credits: 15 credits

    The application of information processing strategies for improving performance in learning, problem-solving, decision-making, interpersonal interrelations, coping in situational anxiety and mental rehearsal.

    Restrictions: 190107

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    Course code: 190216 Aviation Human Factors Credits: 15 credits

    The course provides an overview of the basic concepts of human factors in aviation, human performance, and issues relating to judgement and decision-making in this high risk environment. Communication and other aspects of social psychology in various aviation environment are also explored.

    Prerequisites: 190107 or 190117 Restrictions: 190205

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    Course code: 190220 Managing Airline Systems Credits: 15 credits

    An examination of the management of airline organisations.

    Prerequisites: 190116

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    Course code: 190224 Environmental Impacts of Aviation Credits: 15 credits

    Advanced study of the environment of aviation, the impacts of aviation on the environment and the methods for reducing the impacts.

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    Course code: 190225 Introduction to Research Methods in Aviation Credits: 15 credits

    An introduction to the theories and methods of research in the aviation industry. A range of both quantitative and qualitative methodologies is explored, and various techniques for aviation research are examined.

    Prerequisites: Any 1901xx course

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    Course code: 190327 Managing Cultures in Aviation Credits: 15 credits

    A critical evaluation of theory and practice of management of cultures in aviation, incorporating: (a) an exploration of theoretical and practical aspects of cultural diversity and its effect on aviation industry in the global business environment; and (b) an assessment and management of international, national, and organisational cultural dimensions and their shaping influence in various aspects of aviation operation.

    Prerequisites: 190205 or 190216

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    Course code: 190340 Contemporary Issues in Aviation Security Credits: 15 credits

    This course explores aviation security with a particular emphasis on terrorism. Students explore key incidents, areas at risk, and the legislation and practical means by which risks are managed. The trade off between an erosion of civil liberties and increased security will be explored, as will the reasons why risks will always remain.

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    Schedule B: Aviation Management courses (Choose 120 credits from)

    Code
    Course
    Credits
    Choose 120 credits from
    Course code: 190210 Aviation Safety Management Credits: 15 credits

    To provide a comprehensive understanding of safety management in civil flight operations environments, particularly relating to international standards and recommended practices prescribed by the International Civil Aviation Organization (ICAO) for the design and implementation of safety management systems in aviation.

    Prerequisites: Any 1901xx course

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    Course code: 190211 Aviation Strategic Management Credits: 15 credits

    An examination of the strategic management processes employed in the aviation industry, and how the business environment shapes strategy formulation and implementation in the aviation industry.

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    Course code: 190222 Basic Air Safety Investigation Credits: 15 credits

    The aim of this course is to give students an insight to aircraft accident investigation. The course will also benefit those who need to understand the investigation process, such as managers of airlines and regulatory authorities. The course covers the basic requirements and procedures involved in air safety investigation.

    Prerequisites: 190115 or 190110 or 190112 or CPL (A or H)

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    Course code: 190240 Air Power Credits: 15 credits

    This course provides an examination of military air power, its characteristics, history and development, including some selected air campaigns and use of Remote Piloted Aerial Systems (RPAS).

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    Course code: 190249 Aircraft Maintenance Management Credits: 30 credits

    An examination of knowledge appropriate to the management of an aircraft maintenance organisation.

    Prerequisites: 190220 or 190244 or AMEL

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    Course code: 190299 Aviation Special Topic Credits: 15 credits

    Prerequisites: Appraisal Required Restrictions: 190291 and 190292

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    Course code: 190302 Check and Training for Airlines Credits: 15 credits

    This course is designed for experienced pilots wishing to develop their knowledge in airline check and training concepts.

    Prerequisites: 190235 or 190237 or ATPL

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    Course code: 190306 Airline Strategic Management Credits: 15 credits

    A review of the current state of strategic management in the airline industry. The approach is both multidisciplinary in focus and international in scope. Attention will be focused on the Asia-Pacific region, as the potential location of the world's largest aviation market.

    Prerequisites: 190211

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    Course code: 190307

    English Program Requirements

    We offer short English language courses, such as the English for Academic Purposes (EAP) course, IELTS tests and preparation courses and Occupational English Tests.

    Recognised English language examinations

    We recognise these English language examinations:

    • International English Language Testing System (IELTS) – academic scores only
    • Test of English as a Foreign Language (TOEFL)
    • Cambridge English Qualifications
    • NZCEL
    • Pearson Test of English (Academic)
    • LanguageCert.

    Career

    Careers and job opportunities

    Careers in the aviation industry are highly-competitive. The unique composition of our aviation management degree will give you a point of difference – an in-depth understanding of the aviation industry. You will emerge with an internationally recognised qualification that gives you the skills that employers seek.

    A Bachelor of Aviation Management will give you career opportunities in aviation-related industries. Potential employers include:

    • SITA – the world’s leading specialist in air transport communications and information technology
    • AirBiz – an international aviation consultancy
    • Swissport- a Fixed Base Operator specialising in ground services and cargo handling
    • Tasman Cargo – provider of airfreight,cargo, and charter services between Nz,Australia and the South West Pacific.
    • Menzies Aviation – a logistics specialist serving the airline industry
    • Airways New Zealand
    • MPI- Biosecurity
    • Civil Aviation Authority of New Zealand
    • Airlines and airports

    Careers include:

    • airfield officer
    • terminal duty manager
    • retail and terminal operations management
    • compliance
    • air accident investigation
    • customer service
    • sales and marketing.

    Fee Information

    Tuition Fee

    NZD 32,260  / year

    How to Apply

    When you apply to study with us as a international student the first step is to apply for admission into a qualification.

    You will be admitted into your chosen qualification once you have:

    • been offered a place
    • accepted your offer, and
    • paid your fees.

    You will then be able to apply for enrolment in the courses that make up your qualification.

    View our overview of the application process

    Prepare to apply for admission

    Check the entry and English language requirements

    Entrance and English language requirements

    Choose your qualification

    Explore the qualifications Massey has to offer and choose what you would like to apply for.

    Find a course or qualification

    If your qualification has majors or endorsements (specialisations) you will be able to choose one when you apply for admission. You will be able to choose an additional major or endorsement, and minors, when you apply for courses.

    For some qualifications you will need to give us specific information when you apply such as personal statements, portfolios or completed forms.

    If you are a postgraduate research student you may also need to decide how many credits of research you would like to do. You should also contact the right department to discuss the possible research opportunities.

    List of Massey departments

    Choose where you want to study

    As an international student you will generally study full-time at one of our campuses in New Zealand. However, there are also options for distance and online study.

    Massey campus guides

    Distance and online study

    Identify documents you need to supply

    Documents you need to apply for admission

    Check application due dates

    Make sure you check the admission application due dates so you don not miss out.

    Admission application due dates

    Apply for admission

    New students apply for admission on our website.

    Returning students apply by logging in to the student portal and going to the Admissions tab.

    After you apply for admission

    Acknowledgement of application

    You can expect to get an acknowledgement from us within 1 week of submitting your application.

    Outstanding documents

    We will contact you if you have not given us all of the documents we need.

    Offer of Place

    You will get an email letting you know an Offer of Place message is in the student portal if your application is successful.

    Once you get your Offer of Place you can:

    • accept it
    • decline it
    • apply to defer your start date or change your study location.

    If you decline your offer you will be withdrawn from the qualification you applied for.

    If you want to change to a different qualification you need to make a new admission application.

    Paying your fees

    Once you have accepted your Offer of Place you need to pay your fees.

    View fee payment options

    After your fees are paid we will send you an international Receipt of Payment. You can use this letter and your admission Offer of Place as part of the documentation you need to get a visa from Immigration New Zealand. We will also send you an email with your Massey student ID number.

    Prepare for course enrolment

    You will be invited to apply for the specific courses you want to study within your qualification once:

    • you have accepted your Offer of Place
    • you have paid your fees
    • enrolments are open.

    Choose your courses

    Review your qualification structure. When you select your courses you need to make sure you meet all of the requirements for your qualification. You also need to work out which courses to study first and how many to study.

    Find a course or qualification

    Planning your courses guide

    Contact our academic advice team

    Check the due dates

    Make sure you know the due dates for adding courses. You should also check the semester dates and exam periods.

    Due dates for adding courses

    Semester and exam period dates

    Log in to the student portal

    To apply for enrolment in courses, go to the Qualifications and courses tab when you log in to the student portal

    After you apply for courses

    Offer of Enrolment

    If we approve your application to enrol in the specific courses for your qualification you will get an Offer of Enrolment message in the student portal. You need to accept this.

    Finalise your enrolment in person

    If you are a new international student studying in New Zealand you will need to show evidence of your identity and your student visa to finish your enrolment.

    Bring your visa and passport to Campus Information Service – Mōhiohio a few days before semester starts. You can also bring them to orientation. Orientation is a series of events to celebrate your start at university.

    Orientation dates and information

    Confirmation of Enrolment

    Once you accept your Offer of Enrolment, you will get a Confirmation of Enrolment message in the student portal. It will contain:

    • confirmation of the qualification you are studying and any specialisations (majors, minors or endorsements)
    • confirmation of the courses you are approved to take
    • any courses that could not be approved or that you withdrew from (the reason will be shown)
    • due dates for withdrawing from courses without financial and academic penalties
    • fees information.

    Changing your qualification or courses

    You can change your qualification or courses on the Qualification and courses tab in the student portal.

    You need to allow time for us to process your changes so you get access to your study material before you start.

    Changing and withdrawing from study

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